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> But I do not have cancer. From my limited understanding, cancer comes from an unlucky combination of particular kinds of cell damages. Based on that, I'd sa
by libria 7y ago
> But I do not have cancer.
From my limited understanding, cancer comes from an unlucky combination of particular kinds of cell damages. Based on that, I'd say we all have some level of cancer-inclination that is non-zero and increasing in susceptibility. I wouldn't consider cancer a boolean.
But that's a great point. What impact does this have on those factors that lead to cancer?
- airstrike 7y agoThanks for the reply > I wouldn't consider cancer a boolean. I consider having cancer a boolean and the propensity to develop cancer a probability. The studies linked in the article don't suggest a high dose of Vitamin D reduces that probability at all. They only tested whether it helps those for which has_cancer is set to True
- whalabi 7y agoCorrect, the study wasn't about prevention